Since the outbreak of the magnitude-9 mega earthquake and
tsunami in the ocean of East Japan on March 11, 2011 that caused a series of
explosions at the nuclear plant in Fukushima, an extensive radiation has leaked
into the air. Through the atmospheric jet stream, radioactive dusts have
crossed the Pacific Ocean, reaching the U.S. and Canada, and have polluted the
entire North America.
The radioactive substances in the dusts include iodine131,
cesium137 and xenon133 etc.
The radioactive dusts in the jet streams will mainly remain
in the upper atmospheric layer and will not fall on the ground. Therefore, when
you use any radiation detector to measure the level of radiation in the
atmosphere, say for example the West Coast of the states and even Tokyo in
Japan, you will find that there is no significant change in the radiation
level.
On November 13th, 2011, the front-page headline of a local
newspaper reported the findings of their reporters who were sent to Japan, in
particular, Tokyo:
When they used the radiation detector to measure the
radiation level in the air, they found that the level was normal. The Hong Kong
Observatory has also measured the radiation level in the air as an indicator.
However, would it be too much of a sweeping statement if
they just measured the radioactive level in the air?
In fact, when the radioactive dusts in the upper atmospheric
layer fall on the ground with the rain, the radioactive dusts will accumulate
and contaminate the soil on the ground. And so, the crops produced on this soil
will also be contaminated by the radioactive dusts. When we eat these contaminated
produces, we will also be contaminated by radiation.
More interesting is, 3 days after the above news is
released, another local newspaper used a completely antagonistic view to rebuke
the findings of the irresponsible reporters 3 days earlier. They reported that
when scientists and other science institutes from Europe and the U.S. measured
the radioactivity of the soil in Japan, they found that the entire Japan is
already under serious radioactive contamination.
Many people in the U.S. have already put videos of their own
findings onto the internet earlier.
They collected rain waters on their cars with handkerchief
on rainy days and then measured the radiation level of the handkerchief with
radiation detector. They found that the radiation level was over 2 microsieverts
per hour which is 10 times than that in the air, which is approximately 0.1-0.2
microsieverts per hour.
From this, we can see that the earlier prediction about
radiation contamination of the world in 2011 made by Webbot has already come
true!
radiation not only contaminate the soil in Japan but also the entire ocean and the seafood , i have been avoided eating them
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing,
ReplyDeleteseems that the webbot prediction is so accurate!
thanks for sharing!The body does not contact the rainwater better!
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